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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1976
Page
3
New York based Jewish Feminist Organization argues that Jewish law, training and synagogue practice keep women in second class roles. Leaders cite male dominated rabbinate, unequal prayer participation, and unequal rites such as the mikvah and Bat Mitzvah as evidence of systemic sexism.
In New York the ban on Rev. Vincent La Rocca wearing his clerical collar during defense of an indigent client triggers appeals to the U S Supreme Court. La Rocca says the policy erodes religious identity and public life, while courts split over whether clerical attire could bias jurors.
Area churches announce a Sunday program at 4 p.m. for Mt Zion Baptist fourth anniversary of the junior ushers with featured singers including St Peter's Choir Jones Singers Unity Baptist Gospel Choir and soloist Faye Stiles. Also listed are Communion at 10 45 a.m. Chapelwood Day School registration details and other church events across several congregations.
Dr. Howard O. Jones of Oberlin will head a Billy Graham Evangelistic Association team for five rallies across Swaziland this month. The events, sponsored by New Life for All, include a final National Stadium gathering attended by Swaziland’s royal family and government leaders. The team will also appear during Independence Celebrations.
An information night on life of lay Franciscans is set for Friday at St. Mary Catholic Church. Mass at 7 p.m. will be celebrated by Rev Theodore Bilski with a panel discussion in the new social hall afterward. The event is sponsored by the St Anthony Fraternity of the Third Order of St Francis.
Native of Hungary Rev Tibor Petroczy is named pastor of Magyar United Church of Christ. He will preach at 9 30 and 10 45 a m services tomorrow. Petroczy graduated from Debrecen Teachers College and Emmanuel Theological College in Montreal. After ordination in June 196, he served two Canadian churches and the past five years led the Hungarian United Church of Christ in Dayton.
The Rev Karl Ruttan new assistant pastor at St Andrew Episcopal Church will preach his first sermon at 9 and 11 am services tomorrow A reception for the new cur ate and his wife Mary Barklow will follow the 9 am service Ruttan aged 28 previously served as Missioner to young adults at an Episcopal church in Brookline Mass He will continue work with ages 19 to 35 and with high school students He was ordained deacon in June 1975 and priest in May He holds a BA from Kenyon College and MDiv from Chicago Theological Seminary and the Episcopal Divinity School They will live at 875 E Broad St
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